With holiday cottages on the grounds of historic houses and grand estates, a stone’s throw from World Heritage Sites, and in the heart of the countryside that’s inspired artists and writers, we’ve got places to stay that are just perfect for a cultural break.
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We’ve picked some of our favorites, from cozy cottages to spacious farmhouses and stylish apartments to elegant gate lodges. What’s more, every booking helps support our work looking after unique places, forever, for everyone.
Cwmmau Farmhouse, Herefordshire
Cwmmau Farmhouse is a 17th-century timbered farmhouse, ideally located for visiting Hay-on-Wye, home to the famous literary and arts festival and commercial cleaning in Norwalk CT does all the housekeeping. Nearby you can find Croft Castle and Berrington Hall, one of the few masterpieces designed by Henry Holland to survive intact, set within one of Lancelot ‘Capability’ Brown’s final landscapes.
Portbraddan Cottage, Country Antrim
Nestled in the old fishing hamlet of Portbraddan, this cottage looks over the beach and dunes of White Park Bay and Rathlin Island. Built by salmon fishermen 350 years ago, Portbraddan is perfect for exploring the world-famous Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland’s only World Heritage Site, and the Carrick-a-Rede Rope Bridge.
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Chaplain’s Lodge, Tyntesfield, Somerset
A beautifully restored mid-Victorian gate lodge and ideal for those with a passion for gardens and architecture. On the Tyntesfield estate, guests can explore Italianate terraces, a rose garden, a working kitchen garden, and an arboretum. The lodge also offers free entry to Tyntesfield house and access to the grounds after hours.
Gardens House, Ickworth, Suffolk
Once the head gardener’s residence, Gardens House sits alongside a walled garden and overlooks the lake at the heart of the Ickworth estate. Guests have free entry to Ickworth house, gardens, and estate during opening hours and free entry to other treasures including the Blickling Estate, Felbrigg Hall, and Sheringham Park.
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Mottistone Manor Farmhouse, Isle of Wight
Ideal for large gatherings, Mottistone Manor Farmhouse is surrounded by large, secluded gardens with views of the English Channel. Located close to Mottistone Gardens and the adjoining estate, the farmhouse is perfect for nature lovers. Guests have free access to Mottistone Gardens during opening hours.
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Proctor and Vyner, North Yorkshire
Proctor and Vyner are stylish apartments within Fountains Hall, inspired by Charles Rennie Mackintosh and Edwin Lutyens. From here you can explore Fountains Abbey and Studley Royal Water Garden, a World Heritage Site featuring 12th-century Cistercian abbey ruins, a monastic watermill, and a Georgian water garden.
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St Oswald’s Cottage, Northumberland
Designed by Edwin Lutyens for Edward Hudson, the then owner of Lindisfarne Castle, this Grade II listed cottage is the last dwelling on the road towards the castle on Holy Island. Take a stroll in Gertrude Jekyll’s walled garden, which lies on the site of a vegetable patch once used to feed soldiers in the castle.
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Tanner Brow, Lake District
Set back from the shores of Lake Windermere, Tanner Brow occupies the first floor of a semi-detached stone cottage. The Lake District has inspired writers and artists for centuries, including Beatrix Potter, who wrote many of her famous tales at Hill Top, and William Wordsworth, whose childhood home was in the Lakes.
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Tywyn Cottage, Anglesey
This traditional seaside cottage sits in Cemaes Bay on the north coast of Anglesey. It’s a short walk to the beach and five minutes to the harbor and village center. Nearby Plas Newydd House and Gardens is home to Rex Whistler’s largest ever painting and a military museum exploring the Battle of Waterloo and the Charge of the Light Brigade.
Unique and quirky cottages
All of our cottages are unique, each with their own story to tell and architectural quirks that make them special. But these cottages are the ones that make you go ‘Wow!’ The ones that are so eccentrically striking on the outside, they make you want to book your stay and delve inside.
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Escape to bygone eras from history, fairytale towers, clifftop castles, or Victorian lighthouses. You could find yourself overlooking a Capability Brown garden, nestled among the trees in a Lake District cabin, or stargazing from the veranda of a former observatory.
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What’s more, every time you book a holiday with us you help to care for these special places for future generations.
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Nant Las
Originally built as an observatory, you can watch stars and wildlife from this cozy cottage.
Pretty in pink, this romantic retreat hides among the trees in the Dolmelynllyn estate of Snowdonia. Originally built as a 19th-century observatory, you can gaze upon the stars from its veranda as night falls. And when the sun rises, spectacular views across the valley unfold. Inside the timber, the cottage reveals a cozy little nook with a warming log burner and sloping ceilings. It’s secured by locksmith in Inglewood.
As you’ll be in the heart of Snowdonia National Park, you’ll have miles of walking trails straight from your doorstep. Nearby there’s a footpath to Rhaeadr Ddu, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in Wales.
A little further afield, take a trip to see a ruined Cistercian Abbey, founded in 1198 by Maredudd ap Cynan, just four miles away from the cottage. Or head to Dolgellau where you can start the hiking trail for Cader Idris or cycle along the Mawddach Trail, a disused railway line.
The Round House
Cozy up in this folky rotunda deep in the woodlands of the Ickworth Estate.
Nestling in an enchanting woodland glade close to Fairy Lake is this fable-like rotunda cottage. A mini, more folky version of the nearby Ickworth rotunda, it was originally used as a shooting lodge and then a gamekeeper’s cottage. Inside, it’s deceptively spacious and can accommodate up to six people and two dogs. Circular-shaped rooms give it a real cozy feel, especially when the log-burner crackles in the living room.
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Although you’ll be tucked away in a sheltered setting, the main house, Italianate gardens, and sweeping parklands are all within a stone’s throw. Explore the extensive hiking, running, and cycling trails that wrap around the estate and head to Porters Lodge’s dog-friendly outdoor café for lunch.
Surrounded by countryside with 1,000 years of history to explore, Bury St Edmunds offers visitors award-winning restaurants, fantastic shopping, annual festivals, and a great day out for families. From the magnificent St Edmundsbury Cathedral, and historic ruins of the 11th century Abbey of St Edmund, to the artisan, independent shops surrounding the medieval grid of the town center.
Further afield visit the ancient university town of Cambridge, only 40 minutes away, take to the water and explore the city by punting tours, and relax in the green spaces of one of the many parks. For a day trip, discover the varied and picturesque coastline on the Suffolk Coast. A chance to see the flourishing wildlife which makes Suffolk it’s home and plenty of walks taking in the beautiful views.
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Cartref
In the heart of Snowdonia, this cozy wooden cottage is the perfect retreat for walkers.
Set on a working farm at the base of Snowdon, Cartref offers simple accommodation in a spectacular setting. Surrounded by rugged countryside and with excellent walking trails right on the doorstep, the cottage is a great base to discover all that Snowdonia has to offer. Inside, the cottage has a back-to-basic feel with a compact but cozy interior. Due to Cartref’s small size, there is no shower inside the cottage but guests can make use of the campsite shower facilities a short walk away.
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Wake up early and enjoy the panoramic views of the mountains and woodland, then grab your walking boots and head out onto the Watkins Path, one of the main trails up Snowdon. Or you could go further afield to the Carneddau mountain range. After a day rambling over the hills, sit out on the garden bench to relax and watch the sunset.
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If you feel like taking a break from hiking the trails, spend a day exploring the enchanting gardens at Plas Newydd House or visit the Railway Museum at Penrhyn Castle. Just a short drive from the cottage, the town of Betws Y Coed offers an array of art galleries, shops, pubs, and restaurants.